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Crocetta

Best for families and quieter stays

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In short

Crocetta is a refined, leafy residential area southwest of the centre, known for its elegant streets and a well-loved open-air market. Calm and well-connected, it offers a comfortable base away from the busiest tourist zones. It suits families and travellers who prioritise a quieter, more local stay.

The neighbourhood is characterised by tree-lined avenues, handsome apartment buildings and a genteel, everyday feel. Its famous market is a daytime draw, while evenings are peaceful compared with the central nightlife districts. The centre and Porta Nuova are a manageable walk or short transit ride away.

Getting around

Buses, trams and the metro link Crocetta to the core, with the Mole about 25 minutes on foot or quicker by transit. Caselle (TRN) is reached via the airport bus or train from the main stations, or by taxi.

Turin cityscape with Mole Antonelliana and Alps under blue skies, Piemonte, Italy.
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Before you book this area

Vibe
Elegant, residential and calm — an upscale local feel.
Market
Crocetta's street market is one of the city's best-known.
Watch out for
Fewer late-night options, so it's quiet rather than lively after dark.
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Frequently asked

Is Crocetta good for families?

Yes — it's a calm, leafy residential area with a relaxed pace and good transport, making it comfortable for families.

How connected is it to the centre?

Well connected by tram, bus and metro, with the historic core a short ride or a 20–25 minute walk away.

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